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Graduate Open Events: Introduction to Manufacturing with Innovation and Enterprise MSc

02 February 2023, 10:00 am–11:00 am

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Learn more about our Manufacturing with Innovation and Enterprise MSc in this webinar, part of the Graduate Open Events series from UCL

Event Information

Open to

All

Availability

Yes

Organiser

Mykal Riley – UCL Mechanical Engineering
+447910947658

Join Associate Professor J.R. Castrejon-Pita and programme director Professor Stavroula Balabani as they introduce, and field your questions about, the Manufacturing with Innovation and Enterprise MSc, based at UCL East.

This MSc will give you the knowledge and skills to work in the field of manufacturing and the innovation of engineering products and concentrates on nanoengineering, advanced characterization of materials as well as precision and materials design and sustainability systems, including lifecycle analysis.

The Manufacturing with Innovation and Enterprise MSc is one of the degree programmes which will be available at UCL's Manufacturing Futures Lab (MFL) in our brand new Stratford campus, UCL East

Learn more about our Manufacturing Futures Lab MSc programmes

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About the Speaker

Dr J.R. Castrejon-Pita

Associate Professor in Manufacturing, Innovation & Enterprise at UCL Mechanical Engineering

Dr Castrejon-Pita's research activities are focused on the science of droplets & additive manufacturing; his works have confirmed whether, according to its fluid properties, a liquid can or not break up into droplets. He has also studied the impact of droplets on steady and moving liquids, and on soft and hard solids, these being important processes in printing and additive manufacturing.

 

Rafael’s most recent studies include methods to print complex cell structures within biogels, and the printing of latex structures. His research is often covered by the wider international media such as the New Scientist, Scientific American, Popular Mechanics, Physics Focus, Physics World, Wired, and The Engineer.